I feel that this is the gut wrencher for a lot of folk. I'm 42. I remember the Garner days, the glory days the sad days and the Victorious days. We all take from our past experiences and cherish them dearly. But the stand out thought is will I be too old to finally enjoy it all again . We all hope we are there til our last breaths it really is what the club means to us. If people are really through with it , for now, then I can't complain but be ready to return no matter the age when those baatards have finally left.

Did you say 'cash' again mate? Please don't throw words around the Club like that....

Is that Pears dad?

Well this never happened

Apologies my posts have multiplied 🙈🤣

John if you are reading we are truly sorry as a fan base that you had to endure 12 months of lies and deception. you've been great and we all wish you well please come back when they leave and we can all focus on winning the league. I'm sure you could of done it given proper ownership and financial aid but unfortunately we chose to have people buy the club who couldn't even tell you what the offside rule is. Best of luck Eustace lad.

I nearly spat out my gruel.

The term "I try anything once" springs to mind

Well I'd say that way is the least damaging in the long run but then they'll think they are suceeding

It's just mental. It's like burnley are paying them

And all that being said, when they do leave, no matter what age we'll be we really need a show of forced, plant the seed in people you know NOW that when they go, the town will come flocking back. I'd rather support a league 1 or even 2 team knowing that the owners care. When they go, we'll be back at Ewood showing the league how it's done. We survived 15 years of this utter circus. Testament to the club that sold 9k season tickets and still gets 5k walk ons. Imagine those figures if we had owners that wanted to be here and invest in one of the pillars of English football!

And all that being said, when they do leave, no matter what age we'll be we really need a show of forced, plant the seed in people you know NOW that when they go, the town will come flocking back. I'd rather support a league 1 or even 2 team knowing that the owners care. When they go, we'll be back at Ewood showing the league how it's done. We survived 15 years of this utter circus. Testament to the club that sold 9k season tickets and still gets 5k walk ons. Imagine those figures if we had owners that wanted to be here and invest in one of the pillars of English football!

And all that being said, when they do leave, no matter what age we'll be we really need a show of forced, plant the seed in people you know NOW that when they go, the town will come flocking back. I'd rather support a league 1 or even 2 team knowing that the owners care. When they go, we'll be back at Ewood showing the league how it's done. We survived 15 years of this utter circus. Testament to the club that sold 9k season tickets and still gets 5k walk ons. Imagine those figures if we had owners that wanted to be here and invest in one of the pillars of English football!

And all that being said, when they do leave, no matter what age we'll be we really need a show of forced, plant the seed in people you know NOW that when they go, the town will come flocking back. I'd rather support a league 1 or even 2 team knowing that the owners care. When they go, we'll be back at Ewood showing the league how it's done. We survived 15 years of this utter circus. Testament to the club that sold 9k season tickets and still gets 5k walk ons. Imagine those figures if we had owners that wanted to be here and invest in one of the pillars of English football!

And all that being said, when they do leave, no matter what age we'll be we really need a show of forced, plant the seed in people you know NOW that when they go, the town will come flocking back. I'd rather support a league 1 or even 2 team knowing that the owners care. When they go, we'll be back at Ewood showing the league how it's done. We survived 15 years of this utter circus. Testament to the club that sold 9k season tickets and still gets 5k walk ons. Imagine those figures if we had owners that wanted to be here and invest in one of the pillars of English football!

And all that being said, when they do leave, no matter what age we'll be we really need a show of forced, plant the seed in people you know NOW that when they go, the town will come flocking back. I'd rather support a league 1 or even 2 team knowing that the owners care. When they go, we'll be back at Ewood showing the league how it's done.

Was just thinking about the stay aways and potentially those on here that are looking at not going back until they have left. The other route I was thinking about was the total opposite. Turn out in force every game, get behind the team. wouldn't this encourage growth and spending in the Jan and summer?

Never actually looked it it like that before

Nothing will ever erase our history. Nothing will ever stop us being the cotton town that lived the dream. No one will ever stop us closing our eyes and standing there with our dad's, grandads etc and being whisked off to another time. And no one should ever stop us from wanting it all again. Time to act in whatever capacity possible

They need to go and give the town its pride back.

I'm just growing tired of it all now. I'm gutted for my daughter who absolutely loves the Rovers, her first season ticket and loved every game winning or losing. I go for her and for the lads wearing the shirts and hope one day this nightmare will end and she can see how our fanbase will really turn out when we have the right owners

The fan base has been dwindling slowly and those regulars that would bellow out on the terraces have all moved on from football got new lives other stuff to do on a weekend etc

@K-Hodwhen did you say the next meeting is?

I'd have Steve Bruce just for Farley tv

When do the protests start again?